Palo Woman Has Five Sons Serving in Armed Forces
RS. Eston Sanders of Palo reports five sons in the military. Carl Sanders, 39, Navy chief signalman and instructor in San Francisco. Willard Sanders, 27, Seaman Second Class, trained at Farragut Idaho. Louis Sanders, 24, Army Corporal overseas. Donald Sanders, Seaman First Class in the Pacific. Harold Sanders, Seaman Second Class at the Navy hospital in Farragut. The brothers have served since last September and October.
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Yeonwn Uvf Ilia
Carl Sanders
Navy
San Francisco
Willard Sanders
Farragut
Idaho
Cpl
Louis Sanders
Army
Donald
Harold Sanders
Seaman
Pacific
Harold
Third Death In Wyoming Auto Crash
Laverne Carson age 28 died at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a highway crash near Wyoming. He is the third victim. his wife 29 was killed instantly and Gerald Sobotka 31 died later at Anamosa hospital. John Buresh driver of the Oxford Junction car and Mrs Buresh remain hospitalized. Funeral services set for Gerald Sobotka at Sacred Heart church Friday morning. Mrs Carson to have services Thursday at 2 30 at the Methodist church.
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Oxford Junction
Laverne Carson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Wyoming
Gerald Sobotka
Anamosa Hospital
John Buresh
Highway 64
Carson
Verne Carson
Lewis Hayden
Jean Carson
Chicago
Sacred Heart Church
Mrs. Carson
Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League Names New Officers
Dr. Loren M. Edwards of Newton was elected president of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League, succeeding Dr. Frank M. Anderson. Other officers include Bishop Thomas Nicholson honorary president, Bishop J Ralph Magee and Byron A Barlow vice presidents, Fred H Quiner treasurer, and Dr. J A Dillinger secretary, Des Moines and Cedar Rapids officials named.
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Des Moines
Loren M. Edwards
Newton
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Frank M. Anderson
Thomas Nicholson
Vernon
J. Ralph Magee
Byron A. Barlow
Cedar Rapids
Fred H. Quiner
J. A. Dillinger
Federal inquiry into Des Moines liquor outlets expands
Federal revenue agents probe Des Moines taverns and night clubs for liquor sources after findings in Minneapolis St Paul. B F Wilson says the unit may broaden to other Iowa cities with agents in Sioux City Fort Dodge Dubuque and Burlington. The focus is on requires wholesaler permits for sales of five gallons or more. No Iowa seller currently holds the permit. if obtained, sales would route through the Iowa liquor commission.
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Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Federal Revenue
B. F. Wilson
Federal
Iowa
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Burlington
Wilson
Iowa Liquor Commission
Dubuque Council OKs 130000 Airport Bond Issue
The Dubuque city council approved resolutions to issue and sell 130000 dollars in bonds to finance a new municipal airport. The move clears the way for funding and construction planning.
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Dubuque
Reformatory Riot Rumor Denied By Warden Davis
A rumor of a riot at the men's reformatory in Anamosa was denied by Warden Davis on Wednesday. He said there was no disturbance since New Year’s Day and that any incident would be reported to the investigating committee immediately.
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Anamosa
Davis
Ryan West Union Dealers Penalized For OPA Violations
Des Moines OPA announced fines totaling 222 dollars against Ware grocery store in Ryan for 492 cases of shell eggs at ceiling prices and 625 dollars against Eisheimer Meat Products in West Union for wholesale price violations on 14647 pounds of hamburger. Both settlements were reached out of court.
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Des Moines
OPA
Ware
Ryan
Eisheimer Meat Products
West Union
Ceiling Prices On Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Des Moines based article notes community ceiling prices for fresh produce will start Thursday under OPA rules. Lettuce cabbage potatoes onions apples bananas citrus grapes listed with weekly revisions tied to retailer costs. Future orders add spinach beans carrots peas cucumbers peppers and eggplant as prices rise with wholesale changes.
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Des Moines
R. E. Walters
Office of Price Administration
Walters
OPA
Passes Away of Walker-Joe Ernst at 75
Retired farmer Walker-Joe Ernst died Tuesday afternoon at age 75. He is survived by his wife Mayme Burk Ernst a daughter Mrs Walter Zeiser of Aurora a son Leo near Urbana seven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Matt Less of Walker and Mrs Frank M Caldwell of Chino California. Services set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church.
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Walker
Joe Ernst
Mayme Burk Ernst
Walter Zeiser
Aurora
Leo
Urbana
Matt Less
Frank M. Caldwell
Chino
Calif
Sacred Heart Church
Marion and Township Fourth War Bond Drive Progress
Marion and Marion township held a Legion hall meeting led by chairman Allen R. McElwain with Henry Haegg of Cedar Rapids speaking. The quota is 300000 dollars and Marion city drive is assigned to air raid captains L R Boettcher W A Jackson L A Franke and Ivan Mann.
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Marion and
Marion Township
Legion Hall
Allen R. McElwain
Henry Haegg
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marion City
L. R. Boettcher
W. A. Jackson
L. A Franke
Ivan Mann
Deposit in school grounds or fire stations as directed
Call 3-2601 and OCD truck will respond if the load is sufficient to justify a trip.
Twins Split Army and Navy Career Choices
The Crossett twins Donald and Richard both test military paths choosing Army and Navy respectively amid family debate. Other notes include Rus sell Ford's air force commission and transfers involving Aviation Cadet Dale Thomas to navy training. social events at Deacon District Garden club and Tennyson club.
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Gerald Thomas
Dale Thomas
Ohio Wesleyan University
Navy Training School
Loras College
Dubuque
Cornell
Marion Scout Group Attends Theater After Meeting
Present were David Lyons den chief Dewayne Ness Tommie Jones Leo Allen Wayne Randall Robert Williams Ralph Stimson and Jimmie Bailey Mrs R A Crew underwent a major operation Tuesday at Garfield Park Hospital Chicago Her sisters Grace Koppen haver and Don Christie with her North and South Marion Farm Bureau women met Tuesday in the Gas Company home demonstration room Margaret Stewart presented the Jess on and a planned dinner was served to 19
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Billie
Marion Theater
David Lyons
den Chief
Dewayne Ness
Tommie Jones
Leo Allen
Wayne Randall
Robert Williams
Ralph Stimson
Jimmie Bailey
R. A. Crew
Garfield Park Hospital
Chicago
Grace Koppenhaver
Don Christie
North and South Marion Farm Bureau
The
Gas Company
Margaret Stewart
Jesson
Twelve Clayton County Men Enter Service
Twelve Clayton county men inducted into the army on December 28 left for active duty this week. Names include Weston Porter and Marvin Petsche of Guttenberg, Harold Witham and Raymond Boland of Elkader, Walter Blazek of Farmersburg, Raymond Trumblee of Strawberry Point, Edward Kennicker of North Buena Vista, Melvin Johnson of St Olaf, Calvin Shde of Monona, Robert Dohrer of Volga City, Paul Scarff of Marquette, and Mervyn Decker of Waukon.
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Elkader
Clayton County
Army
Weston D. Porter
Marvin A. Petsche
Guttenberg
Harold H. Witham
Raymond P. Boland
Walter J. Blazek
Farmersburg
Raymond Trumblee
Strawberry Point
Edward Kennicker
North Buena Vista
Melvin N. Johnson
St. Olaf
Calvin H Shde
Monona
Robert W. Dohrer
Volga City
Army Show at Iowa University to Feature Cadets and 12 Women
Sound Off a university Army show will be staged by ASTP cadets at the University of Iowa this weekend in the theater. Dozens of soldiers will perform alongside 12 Iowa University women students in the first such production at the campus. The 85 cadets bring stage and musical experience, directed by Pfc. John Lewis of Cincinnati.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
ASTP
University of Iowa
Pfc
John Lewis
Cincinnati
Sentenced for Killing in Marshalltown Case
Walter Bailey, 40, Marshalltown Negro, who pled guilty to the razor killing was sentenced in a Marshalltown court.
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Marshalltown (Ap
Walter Bailey
Marshalltown
Murder sentence in William Clair St. John case
William Clair St. John, 45, was sentenced by Judge B O Tankersley in district court on a second degree murder charge. The court imposed an indeterminate term not to exceed 130 years in the state penitentiary.
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William Clair St. John
White
B. O. Tankersley
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J J Gatewoods
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